The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1887-07-13
Grand Valley, Warren County.

1t is indeed pleasure to be remem-
bored and in as much as you have re-
nlembered MS, we will return the compli-
ment by giving you letter from Grand
Valley. Being an anti-license town the
4th was observed quietly and orderly. A
grand display of fireworks in the eve
ming, was the leading feature, which at
tracted a large crowd. The only casualty
that occurred was the killing of Mrs. Jo-
seph Reeds COW by lightning. But the
people don't allow any deserving citizen
to bear their losses singly; in proof of
which a sufficient sum of money has been
put into Mrs. Reeds hands to replace her
loss.
We are very much pleased with the
ticket the Republicans of Forest county
have put before the people. And were we
citizen of your county, would go to work
for them as we did for Berry, Agnew,
Shawkey, and the rest of the boys in 1884.
Mr.. George w. Sawyer is the right kind
of material for Sheriff. We have tram
sacted business with that gentleman for
four years and know whereof we speak,
And entertain the same opinion of Mr..
Arner for ProthonOtary. The whole tick,
ct reflects credit on the Republicans of the
county, and we believe they will be elected.
Mr.. II. Arthur and Miss Nora Molbey,
who were married on June 27, have re-
turned from their wedding tour, and on
the evening of July 9Th, were serenaded
by tho Grand Valley Independent Cornet
Band, at the residence of Esquire Molbey.
The band was treated to asumptuous sup
FER, and enjoyment was full and perfect.
Mr.. Arthur and his fair bride enter matri-
monial blessedness with the best wishes
of the ontre community. May their path
way through life be strewed with the
brightest of flowers, is our wish.
The sufferers by the Clarendon confa-
grafton have a friend in Grand Valley, in
the person of Mr.. L. b. Wood who has
contributed a car load of lumber to shell
ter the homeless. This large hearted,
good man deserves the success he is en-
joying. May his shadow never grow less. !
Mr.. George w. Peck returned from his
visit to the battlefield of Gettysburg ON
the SD Regiment marked their position /
with suitable tablets.
The beautiful residence of Mr.. Frank !
Wood is nearing completion. This is by /
far the finest house in town, and reflects |
credit on its owner.
Grand Valley Lodge, No. 22l A. O. u. |
W., is i'll a prosperous condition. Their !
lodge room is gem of beauty and comfort. (;
The stone work for the new NJ. E. !
l. l,n
will be carried forward with dispatch.
Several of our people have been taking i
Sizer Water, and report good results. MrS. /
S. C. Graham, who has been helpless in /
valid for number of years, is being ben /
etitted by its use. This remarkable cura-
tive water is shipped to all applicants by 1
Mr.. Szcr Of SizerVille, Cameron Co., Pa,
at $3.50 per bbl. including package, and 81 1
for five gallon jug. We take pleasure
in recommending it to all who are suffer-
ing with kidney and kindred diseases.
We have tested this healing fountain and
feel justified in recommending it. Not
being in any way connected with its sale,
we are free to speak.
The sale of intoxicating liquors has mott
been legalized in our town for fifteen years.
Mr.. Jim. Wood, who has been travelingl
in Ohio and Michigan, returned after AM
absence of five weeks. Il
Judge MeTett is building a fine resi-
1cnce on his farm, on Goodwill Hill.
Haying has commenced, and a good .
crop is reported from all quarters.
The Reno Oil Co. has abandoned the .
field after drilling seven wells, five OF
them being dry.
With best wishes for the REPUBLIcAN,
Yeurs, JoE.